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54.2.9 Museum visitor: The nationalDuring the exam, A just seemed right, but during BR, I am having a ton of time justifying it. I'd also like some further analysis on answer C. Th…
... raise admission fees or decrease services; these hurt the museum going ... raising admission fees or decreasing services is bad for museum goers ... -
PT 69-S1- Q18 - In order to encourage personalHi all, could someone help me see why B is not supported? The way I see it, the scientist shouldn't be allowed to profit from his technology... But i…
... , the scientist shouldn't be allowed to profit from his technology ... ... But if he isn't ALLOWED to do something, isn't ... -
Curious. Why is 7Sage allowed to use RC and LR passages but has to blur out games?Just curious figured someone has to know why.
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question about rec lettersIf I have someone writing a rec letter, is he allowed to submit two letters (one that is school specific and one that is general for all law schools)…
If I have someone writing a rec letter, is he allowed to submit two letters (one that is school specific and one that is general for all law schools)? Would I send him the rec letter request twice?
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Webinar Awesomeness!!!Everyone’s schedules are hectic especially during the holidays but I want to encourage everyone to attend a webinar. Fortunately, my schedule has all…
... webinar. Fortunately, my schedule has allowed me to attend all of ... -
Are we not allowed to post our scores?Haven't seen anyone post an actual number. Pretty happy with mine and wanna brag to you guys...
Haven't seen anyone post an actual number. Pretty happy with mine and wanna brag to you guys... -
Point at which professional references become something of a mustI currently have three (of what I would presume to be solid) academic references, all from professors. I have been out of school and working at my cu…
... total references (usually the max allowed, it seems) obnoxious? -
Including pre-undergrad work experience in resume?I'm a non-traditional student and worked FT since age 16 to support myself. Ended up getting a GED in my early 20s, going to community college, and t…
... been working with nonprofit legal services providers for the last 4 ... -
Quick Question Regarding the Necessary-Sufficient FlawHello! I have a very basic question. This is a bit long, but I appreciate anyone who would provide some thoughts on this. Q: If an argument commi…
... his ticket, he will be allowed to board the plane."
allowed to board," which is different ... -
Testing center problemHey! Just a quick question. I sat for the Feb test last weekend and had a less than desirable testing situation. First, I had submitted all proper do…
... off; however, the student was allowed to finish taking the exam ... -
[Test Center Review] Bergen Community College, Paramus, NJ/USAProctors: Two proctors onsite. The proctor in charge did not speak English well so it was a challenge to understand instructions which made the test …
... sure which items were not allowed/allowed which took some time to ... -
RC Annotation Method and BR (GNP vs. Human Indicators passage)Hey guys after watching Nicole Hopkins' webinar on RC Methods and Jimmy Quicksilver's webinar on RC Question Types and Tips I thought it would be hel…
... quality of life not the services provided.
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Asian Feb. LSAT experimentalFirst, are we allowed to discuss which section was experimental on a nondisclosed test? And second, if so, anyone who took it want to help figure out…
First, are we allowed to discuss which section was experimental on a nondisclosed test? And second, if so, anyone who took it want to help figure out which sections were experimental? I had two LG sections. -
[Test Center Review] UMD, College Park, MDProctors: Quiet and helpful. Allowed about 10 people in a row to go to the bathroom at the end of the writing section. Facilities: Comfortable, f…
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[Test Center Review] York University, Toronto, Ontario/CanadaProctors: 6 to 7 Proctors all around the room Facilities: Osgoode Law School What kind of room: Mock Trial Room How many in the room: approx…
[Test Center Review] Westmont College, Santa Barbara, CA<b>Proctors</b>: 2 female proctors (1 of whom seemed very experienced). Followed the rules precisely, but were personable and never distracting. <…
... exam began and the proctor allowed him to change seats (for ...Chapman Law School, Orange, CA/USAProctors: The proctors were very nice but also very strict about items allowed in the room. I was forced to throw away an energy drink because it had…
... also very strict about items allowed in the room. I was ...LG: Get your house in order?I'm wondering how folks actually organize the physical workspace for LG? How and where do you actually write on the paper? I'm kind of old and have d…
... LSAT allows neither erasers nor editing of the space/time continuum ...[Test Center Review] Seattle University, Seattle, WAProctors: Very professional and helpful. Facilities: Really great - held in the SU law school building. One advantage here - you can take PTs in t…
... , after which you are not allowed to use the bathroom... we ...Blueprint LSAT Live Course and 7Sage together?I am currently enrolled in an upcoming Blueprint course starting April 6, taking the test in June. I have saved up enough money to quit working for t…
... experience of pairing these two services. Is it really necessary to ...The importance of practicing without mechanical pencilsI know lots of us joke about the LSAT turning us into dorks who are obsessed with the minutiae of pencils, but I'd like to stress a seriously importa…
... know, mechanical pencils aren't allowed when you take the real ...Caffeine and the LSATHey, so I'm a big fan of using caffeine to study with the LSAT (specifically caffeine pills). Will I be allowed to bring those into the test with me,…
Hey, so I'm a big fan of using caffeine to study with the LSAT (specifically caffeine pills). Will I be allowed to bring those into the test with me, or would they be confiscated? I've heard different answers.Editor David Busis, Spivey Consulting, or Something Else?Fellow 7Sagers, I have a dilemma on my hands and I'd like your advice on how best to resolve it. I'm especially interested in hearing the opinions o…
... first-hand knowledge of the services offered by editor David Busis ...LSAT Rules and RegulationsHi guys, I was reading through the rules on my admission ticket and apparently you aren't allowed to visit the testing room itself prior to the ex…
... and apparently you aren't allowed to visit the testing room ...Can a lawyer have a visible tattoo?Is this allowed in court? What if it's a small wrist tattoo?
Is this allowed in court? What if it's a small wrist tattoo?Food/Coffee Intake before PTsHey guys! Something I've started to realize is how important eating correctly (and not drinking too much coffee) is important for these tests. Since …
... , some whole grains and vegetables) allowed me to stay focused throughout ...personal statement(s)I have drafted two personal statements... and I am unsure of with which to proceed. As of right now, I am not financially able to purchase the packa…
... one or the other in editing, revising, polishing, etc etc etc ...Using Pencil and GamesHey everyone, I'm studying for the September LSAT and have been at it a few months. Until recently, the way I've been setting up for games has been …
... exams, because pens are not allowed (I know, stupid oversight).
[Tutor] I Have an Announcement to Make*clears throat* Since I love y'all, I'm going to start offering tutoring services. As some of you know, I scored a 169 on the June 2016 LSAT, and …
... going to start offering tutoring services. As some of you know ...PT21.S2.Q20 - ann will either take a leave of absenseFor this particular question, could someone run me through the process of why whether or not the Ann was offered the fellowship is irrelevant? …
... that if she isn't allowed to take leave of absence ...
